FRYING - Traduzione inglese-francese

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglese

francese

frying pan ingl brit SOST

frying pan

poêle f (à frire)

to jump out of the frying pan into the fire

tomber de Charybde en Scylla

I. fry [ingl brit frʌɪ, ingl am fraɪ] SOST ZOOL

fry + vb pl

fretin m

II. fry <pret, part perf fried> [ingl brit frʌɪ, ingl am fraɪ] VB vb trans GASTR

fry

faire frire

III. fry <pret, part perf fried> [ingl brit frʌɪ, ingl am fraɪ] VB vb intr GASTR

fry

frire

there's a smell of frying

ça sent la friture

IV. fried AGG

fried

frit

fried eggs

œufs mpl au plat

fish fry SOST ingl am

fish fry

pique-nique où l'on sert de la friture

fry-up [ingl brit, ingl am ˈfraɪ ˌəp] SOST ingl brit

fry-up

repas constitué d'aliments cuits à la poêle

deep-fry VB vb trans

deep-fry

faire frire

small fry SOST sost pl

small fry

menu fretin m

pan-fry [ingl brit, ingl am ˈpænfraɪ] VB vb trans

pan-fry

faire sauter

I. stir-fry [ingl brit ˈstəːfrʌɪ, ingl am ˈstər ˌfraɪ] SOST GASTR

stir-fry

sauté m

a beef/vegetable stir-fry

un sauté de bœuf/de légumes

a beef/vegetable stir-fry attr beef, chicken

sauté

II. stir-fry <pret, part perf stir-fried> [ingl brit ˈstəːfrʌɪ, ingl am ˈstər ˌfraɪ] VB vb trans

stir-fry beef, vegetable:

stir-fry

faire sauter

flash-fry steak SOST GASTR

flash-fry steak

≈ steak m minute

francese

inglese

poêle

frying pan

passer qc à la poêle

to fry sth

poêle à frire

frying pan

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

francese

frying pan SOST

frying pan

poêle f (à frire)

locuzioni:

to jump out of the frying pan into the fire

tomber de Charybde en Scylla

I. fry¹ <-ie-> [fraɪ] VB vb trans

fry

faire frire

II. fry¹ <-ie-> [fraɪ] VB vb intr

1. fry (be cooked):

fry

frire

2. fry colloq (get burnt):

fry

griller

fry² [fraɪ] SOST

fry

fretin m

small fry SOST no pl colloq

1. small fry (children):

small fry

gosses mpl

2. small fry fig (unimportant):

small fry

menu m fretin

I. stir-fry <-fries> [ˈstɜ:fraɪ, ingl am ˈstɜ:r-] SOST

stir-fry

sauté m

II. stir-fry <-ied, -ies> [ˈstɜ:fraɪ, ingl am ˈstɜ:r-] VB vb trans

stir-fry

faire sauter

deep-fry VB vb trans

deep-fry

faire cuire dans la friture

francese

inglese

poêle

frying pan

friterie

french fry stand ingl am

friterie

frying shop

friture

french fry stand ingl am

friture

frying

sentir le graillon

to smell of frying

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

francese

frying pan SOST

frying pan

poêle f (à frire)

locuzioni:

out of the frying pan, into the fire

de mal en pis

I. fry¹ <-ie-> [fraɪ] VB vb trans

fry

faire frire

II. fry¹ <-ie-> [fraɪ] VB vb intr

1. fry (be cooked):

fry

frire

2. fry colloq (get burned):

fry

griller

fry² [fraɪ] SOST

fry

fretin m

I. stir-fry <-fries> [ˈstɜr·fraɪ] SOST

stir-fry

sauté m

II. stir-fry <-ie-> [ˈstɜr·fraɪ] VB vb trans

stir-fry

faire sauter

deep-fry VB vb trans

deep-fry

faire cuire dans la friture

small fry SOST colloq

1. small fry (children):

small fry

gosses mpl

2. small fry fig (unimportant person):

small fry

menu m fretin

frying pan

poêle f

francese

inglese

poêle

frying pan

friture

French fry stand

friture

frying

sentir le graillon

to smell of frying

Present

I	fry
you	fry
he/she/it	fries
we	fry
you	fry
they	fry

Past

I	fried
you	fried
he/she/it	fried
we	fried
you	fried
they	fried

Present Perfect

I	have	fried
you	have	fried
he/she/it	has	fried
we	have	fried
you	have	fried
they	have	fried

Past Perfect

I	had	fried
you	had	fried
he/she/it	had	fried
we	had	fried
you	had	fried
they	had	fried

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Pregnant women, and indeed pregnant mice, do not need to rush out to have a fry-up on the basis of this research.

www.nhs.uk

Everyone has their own way of curing a hangover, but is your fry-up and large coffee actually the best way?

www.irishexaminer.com

I'd cook them a fry-up breakfast in return.

www.stuff.co.nz

From the traditional fry-up, to rehydration tablets - we'll try anything to take away the pain and discomfort.

www.mirror.co.uk

Pancakes in the garden with family, or we all go for a fry-up in the park.

www.pressandjournal.co.uk